Dentist in Sunny Isles Beach

All Care Dental's team of dentists specializes in what they call "smile makeovers." These makeovers could involve veneers and lumineers that even out teeth or laser whitening treatments that remove stains caused by gargling with coffee grounds. No matter what the treatment, they aim to make patients?especially kids?feel safe and comfortable.

Dentists at other clinics boast of having studied implantology under the world-renowned Dr. Arun Garg. Dr. Garg began his practice at Center for Dental Implants of South Florida after two decades of building a sterling reputation in academic dentistry. During those years, he published more than 100 medical articles and wrote several textbooks that have been translated into eight different languages. He also founded the American Dental Implant Association, where he still serves as president. Dr. Garg and his associates handle services ranging from general checkups to advanced implant procedures. The dental team was among the first to adopt technologies such as surgical lasers and the cone-beam CT scanner for facial imaging.

A highly experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon, Andrew P. Amunategui, MD performs body-rejuvenating surgeries to uplift clients' spirits. Reverse the effects of time and warlock aging curses with a face-lifting Botox treatment, an injection that reduces or removes the appearance of facial wrinkles, worry lines, crow's-feet, and raccoon graffiti. Injected just under the skin, 22 units of Botox is enough to revitalize the forehead and crow's-feet areas. Treatment effects may last up to six months, allowing patients to look their best for an extended cruise or a standard dinosaur island safari. Similar to Botox, Dysport produces similar results for patients 65 and younger, and can be repeated every three months. The 44 units included in this deal should cover a forehead-and-eye-area boost. Groupon customers can also participate in a complimentary cosmetic consultation by asking for an appointment during scheduling.

Dr. Bruce Jacobs opened his Hallandale office in 1976 and has stayed in place ever since, which is precisely the opposite of what he does to gunky mouth-bone buildup on a regular basis—that is to say, he removes it. An active member of both the Florida and American Dental Associations, Dr. Jacobs is dedicated to restoring smiles to their pre-pursed health and beauty. With today's Groupon rolled into a squeezable tube, a meticulous cleaning gives the heave-ho to any tartar and plaque buildup, clearing the way for future generations of inevitable meal remnants. A general exam and full set of oral x-rays will provide the private detection necessary to determine if any no-good cavities or gum disease have been messing around on your territory, while a lead apron wrapped around the torso makes a powerful fashion statement for spring. You'll leave with a smile bright enough to melt hearts, including your own, so be careful around mirrors.

Sunlight floods through oversize windows in Dr. Despaigne’s treatment rooms, creating a warm atmosphere that helps put patients at ease. Also putting minds and mouth at ease is Dr. Despaigne and his associates' vast expertise. Before opening his practice, Dr. Despaigne served as an instructor in operative and comprehensive dentistry at New York University, and his knowledge of preventive and holistic dentistry has led him to be featured on numerous radio and television programs. Each day at Despaigne Dental Associates, Dr. Despaigne and his associates brighten their patients’ smiles any number of ways, from whitening chompers with a bleaching formula to covering up chipped and unsightly teeth with eye-catching veneers or smiley-face stickers. And to help him in his quest to thwart decay, his office employs the latest dental technology, including intraoral cameras and digital-imaging devices.

For 30 years the team at Center for Laser Esthetic Dentistry has stayed on top of the latest technological developments in their field, a habit that has helped them build their service menu into what it is today. Instead of relying on their eyes, for instance, they use Diagnodent to spot cavities and tooth decay. When it's necessary to drill, then, they use a Waterlase tool that produces less heat and vibrations than metal drills, helping reduce discomfort. And instead of traditional x-rays, they use digital x-rays to spy on the inner goings-on of teeth while emitting less radiation.